According to the press service of the Ministry of Health, this complex provides the population with free medical check-ups, consultations with specialists, and various diagnostic services in a convenient and accessible format.
With a population of about 147,000 people, the Aravan district offers a unique opportunity for its residents to undergo examinations and receive consultations without the need to travel outside their district.
The complex is expected to operate in the Aravan district for three months, after which it will move to the Kochkor district of the Naryn region.
The complex is equipped with modern medical equipment, allowing for a wide range of diagnostic studies. It includes doctors' offices, laboratories for tests, a computed tomography scanner, a mammogram, an X-ray unit, a gastroscope, a mobile screening center, and a control center. There are also minibuses for transporting patients, including an ambulance.
Since its establishment in November 2021, the multi-diagnostic complex has been operating under a five-year agreement between the government of Kyrgyzstan, the Islamic Development Bank, and the charitable foundation "Fael Khair." The project is managed by Normeca Health Management and aims to improve access to medical care and diagnostics for residents of remote and rural areas of the country.
Photo by the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic
As of the end of 2025, the mobile multi-diagnostic clinic served 33,843 people, providing 86,262 consultations from various specialists. Family doctors and narrow-profile specialists such as gynecologists, ophthalmologists, ENT doctors, neurologists, cardiologists, dentists, gastroenterologists, urologists, endocrinologists, and surgeons conducted the consultations.
Throughout the year, laboratory and instrumental studies were also conducted, including 2,600 mammograms, 1,800 computed tomography scans, and 2,550 X-rays, as well as ultrasound examinations, gastroscopies, colonoscopies, cystoscopies, laboratory tests, rapid testing, and electrocardiograms. In addition, the specialists of the complex performed 280 surgical operations.
